Panoramic Views on Arran

The very first panoramic sequence taken December 2010, just outside of Lamlash on the Ross Road.
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Our current (July 2011) view when looking in a south-easterly direction. 
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The view across Lamlash Bay, with Holy Isle on the very right.
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Looking northwards with Lamlash Bay on the very left, and moving towards the right looking across and at Holy Isle in the east.
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When looking out southwards at Kildonan on the very southern end of the Isle of Arran.
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The view across the picturesque village of Blackwaterfoot.
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Outside Blackwaterfoot on the road towards the Machrie Moor Stone Cirles, looking across at Ballymichael and Shiskine.
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Glen Iorsa, on the west coast of Arran, about halfway between Machrie and Whitefarland.
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Looking southwards from the old pier at the bottom of Brodick Castle, across the bay of and at the village of Brodick.
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